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Smart Travel & Incentives offers memorable vacations sure to suit everyone's travel needs. At Smart Travel & Incentives travel dreams not only come true, but at great discounted rates. Smart Travel & Incentives saves money.
Orlando, FL (I-Newswire) February 11, 2013 - Smart Travel & Incentives offers its clients the very best in premium discounted travel and vacations packages. The insure everyone's dreams come true, Smart Travel & Incentives offers more than just vacation planning services. Smart Travel & Incentives also offers interesting articles and studies to help individuals and companies with all their vacation planning needs.
The number one complaint by travelers today seems to be one that a smart traveler can actually avoid, the money issue. Avoiding the common complaint about the high cost of travel today is just a matter of smart planning. There are many ways in which you can avoid the higher cost of travel today, and Smart Travel & Incentives would like to help. Take a look at some of the easy ways in which individuals can avoid this complaint while they travel. Vacationers can save money and avoid the cost of travel complaint with tips from Smart Travel & Incentives .
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As gas prices soar and airlines and hotels find other ways to increase the price you have to pay, it is up to individuals to find ways that can cut costs while they travel. Here are just a few ways that can save on people's next trip and avoid this common compliant with tips from Smart Travel & Incentives .
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Travelers can avoid fees associated with travel once they arrive at the airport by not checking their baggage. There was a time when checked baggage was included in the cost of flights, not anymore. Most airlines charge at least $25.00 per checked bag and even more if individuals do not follow the weight and size restrictions. If a person must check luggage, they should make sure they know the cost before they leave. In addition, travelers should check with the airline and ensure that they he or she knows what the maximum size and weight restrictions are on their baggage.
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Many people are unaware of which services provided by hotels cost more than the price they believe they will be paying. Services such as internet access or the mini bar may not have signs posted saying that they cost extra and it is not until people go to check out that they realize it. It is these unexpected fees that are cause for many complaints. Smart Travel & Incentives reminds travelers, if they are unsure if they cost extra, ASK. It is their job to be an informed traveler and do their research before they travel.
As the price of travel continues to rise, Smart Travel & Incentives reminds vacationers to be an informed traveler. Ask if they are unsure and find creative ways in which they can save money on their next trip. They should try a vacation, visit a bit closer to home or spend some time visiting sites that are free or less expensive and they can avoid this complaint and travel more.
Travelers should enjoy all their vacations more with tips to help them travel and avoid complaints with Smart Travel & Incentives.
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The War on Everything
Recorded: Monday, April 14, 2014
Research Fellow Anthony Gregory, author of "The Power of Habeas Corpus in America,"
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Experts: Anthony GregoryType: Independent Institute TVIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Constitutional Law, Criminal Justice/ Prisons, Free Speech, Freedom, Government Power, Government Secrecy, History (U.S), Immigration, Law Enforcement, Regulation and Deregulation, Terrorism and National Crises
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Recorded: Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Senior Fellow Alvaro Vargas Llosa, author of Global Crossings, appeared on WLRN radios Tropical Currents show, hosted by Joseph Cooper and Bonnie Berman in Miami, Florida. The author talks about how America has gone from a nation of immigrants, to become skeptical, even critical of receiving others on our shores and borders.
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Reaction to the Conviction of Bradley Manning by Research Fellow Anthony Gregory
Recorded: Thursday, August 1, 2013
Presidential candidate Barack Obama promised to protect government whistle-blowers in an effort to be more transparent. When U.S. Army private Bradley Manning was convicted of espionage, Independent Institute Research Fellow Anthony Gregory said it's time to make a choice.
Experts: Anthony GregoryType: Independent Institute TVIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Constitutional Law, Criminal Justice/ Prisons, Defense and Foreign Policy, Government Power
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Recorded: Thursday, July 4, 2013
Senior Research Fellow Robert Higgs talks with Scott Horton about his classic The Transformation of the American Economy 1865-1914; the July 4th celebration of statism and American mythology. Check out some of Robert Higgs books mentioned on the program.
Experts: Robert HiggsType: RadioIssues: Culture/ Society, History (U.S), Nationalism, Political Ideology and Philosophy
Anthony Gregory Discusses Habeas Corpus on the Ernie Brown Show
Recorded: Thursday, May 2, 2013
Anthony Gregory, Research Fellow and author of The Power of Habeas Corpus in America: From the Kings Prerogative to the War on Terror, appeared on America's Radio News Network on Thursday, May 2 with host Ernie Brown. They talk about Anthony's new book, the history of the writ of Habeas Corpus, and how it is still relevant today.
Type: RadioIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Criminal Justice/ Prisons, Law Enforcement, Terrorism and National Crises
Anthony Gregory at P.A.U.L. Festival 2012
Recorded: Saturday, August 25, 2012
Independent Institute Research Fellow and Student Programs Director Anthony Gregory addresses P.A.U.L. Festival 2012 on Government Power and the Road to Liberty.
Experts: Anthony GregoryType: Other EventIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Constitutional Law, Culture/ Society, Free Market Economics, Freedom, Nationalism, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Property Rights
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Recorded: Friday, April 20, 2012
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Experts: Alexander T. TabarrokType: TelevisionIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Criminal Justice/ Prisons, Culture/ Society, Taxes
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After making his long-awaited return from injury as a second-half substitute against Sunderland at the weekend, Frank Lampard is now focusing on staying fully fit ahead of a busy schedule.
The Blues midfielder replaced Eden Hazard during the 3-1 win at the Stadium of Light, having not featured since limping off with a calf problem in our away defeat against Shakhtar Donetsk, and having come through his cameo appearance unscathed, he is feeling positive.
'I felt fine, I had to be careful this time because of the recurrence I had last time, even though I've been desperate to get back,' he told Chelsea TV. 'I've been working hard in the gym to make sure it has a strong base, so touch wood I'm all good with it.
'I just want to stay fit and be able to contribute and help the team with all the games we have coming up.
'For all the work you do in training to prepare yourself, it's nice to come on and get into attacking positions. One of the strengths of my game is getting further forward, so I hope to have that back pretty quickly.'
Our recent poor run of form, which saw us eliminated at the group stages of the Champions League for the first time, has also allowed the two Manchester clubs to open up a lead at the top of the league table.
Lampard, having won the Premier League title on three occasions, believes it's far from over, but acknowledged we have given ourselves a mountain to climb.
'It's certainly not over, but pre-Christmas we've given ourselves a really tough task, which is what we did last year,' he explained.
'We fell away and never recovered. We need an instant reaction following the Sunderland game, we need to go on and on, and it's important that when we get back from Japan, and then we've faced Leeds, we need to re-focus and get as many points as we can.'
Now back involved, Lampard will hope to be in the starting line-up when Rafael Benitez names his side to take on Monterrey in Thursday's FIFA Club World Cup semi-final in Yokohoma.
The 33-year-old looked sharp in the players' first training session yesterday afternoon, and he insisted that the whole squad are taking the competition extremely seriously.
'The hard work was winning the Champions League, which was a great thing for the club, but now we have more hard work to do,' he said.
'In the Super Cup, we failed on the day, which was very disappointing, so we need to approach these two games with the right attitude, to play them at our best and win the trophy.
'None of us have it on our CV, so as a club, and individually, it's a big deal.'


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Plathery and Hughesiness
I wish Janet Malcolm would have to add an appendix to Silent Woman for every new installment of Hughes and Plath biography mess.* This latest bit reminded me that it is LESS THAN TEN YEARS until the trunk gets opened in Ted Hughes' archive at Emory, the one that he packed himself that's locked off until 2023, and how much I sincerely hope that I'm not struck down before that happens because I have SO MANY THEORIES about what is in there.** After that you can put me on an ice floe and send me off. (Also think one of the two lost Plath journal notebooks is going to show up some time in the next decade—either in that trunk or from some Assia Wevill relative or if the house in Devon is ever fully unpacked. And then everyone's going to have to REWRITE everything.)
Related: Was thinking last night about biography and how brutal it can be in its assessments. Someone was described this way in the one I'm reading: "Often dressed in yellow, her favorite color, Rose was soon known as a passable if gloomy poet and indifferent author of short stories…" Her husband: "George, a conventional and reasonably prolific author, was known as a drunk." It really makes you lie in bed and stare at the ceiling for a while.
* Anne Stevenson in her study, tapping out a long consoling email to Jonathan Bate.
** If it turns out to just be some elaborate astrological charts and Leonard Baskin doodles and Shakespeare genealogies, how disappointing—and funny.
The Evil Swan
I'm enjoying that phone conversations with my mom are my main conduit to what's happening at the Olympics. "Both routines were beautiful. One was to the music from that ballet… you know the one with the evil swan. The other one was to 'Scheherazade."
Good news, forgetful witches! You might have spaced out on it yesterday and only remembered when you were falling asleep last night, but there are still TWO MORE DAYS to celebrate the Roman festival of Lupercalia.
Skipping this part this year.
Whenever I need to make myself laugh I think of the time my friend Ben got a slight concussion from falling off a car while playing 'Starsky & Hutch grab-ass' and the ER doctor, writing him a prescription later, asked him if he had any allergies and Ben said, "Yes, salmon." I offer this on the off chance that you happen to be a young patrician Luperci who might later today, after being anointed with sacrificial blood "wiped off the bloody knife with wool soaked in milk," be "expected to smile and laugh." That can be awkward.
"Perhaps the greatest sea serpentologist of all times was Antoon Cornelis Oudemans, a Dutchman who was by training an entomologist, specializing in acarology, the study of mites and ticks."
— Aie, so much there there. But mostly I like the idea that if everyone were to rank their favorite sea serpentologists, Antoon Cornelis Oudemans would top most people's lists but not EVERYONE's and so "perhaps."


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Fun! Fun! Fun! – I love piano bars. Great atmosphere, the piano players are so talented and never disappoint. I've been here a number of times since I've moved here and it's always been a good time!
fun place to go – I've been here many times. It's a fun place to party! I had one poor experience recently (soley due to the bouncer/security staff and a misunderstanding w/ the staff about holding tables for my large party of people), but I made contact the following day with the manager who was accountable for his staff and promised to make up for our bad experience. :-) Other than my most recent experience, I've always had a great time at Howl and will likely go back. The waitresses are great and keep up with drink orders quite well, the drinks are good and the music is fun!
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User review by rjd – Just a wild party. Band plays old rock songs, requests, and everyone in the bar either sings, dances or laughs along.
Two Yamaha baby grands are at the center of all the festivities at Tampa's liveliest piano bar. – In Short
The staff is quick to break into song, which only adds to the sense of barely contained conviviality at this waterside watering hole. The cuisine is mostly pleasant and forgettable, but the drinks are stiff and the crowd is anything but. The mostly 20- and 30-something revelers are locals and out-of-towners with a song in their heart.
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— Organizers of next month's X Prize Cup announced today that their ticket window is officially open for business, with prices ranging from $10 for daily admission ($5 for kids and students) to $250 for a VIP ducat with access to the flight line, food and an open bar. Active military personnel can get in for free (check the Web site for details).
The headliner for the Oct. 20-21 event at the Las Cruces Airport in New Mexico is the Lunar Lander Challenge, during which rocket teams will vie for $2 million in NASA-backed prizes. To figure out the favorites, check out Robin Snelson's Lunar Lander Challenge Weblog, where she's tracking every twist and turn in the buildup to the X Prize Cup.
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There's a bit of a trade-show aspect to all this as well: You'll hear more about future plans for the Rocket Racing League, a new spaceship concept from Canada's Da Vinci Project and the orbital exploits of millionaire space passenger Anousheh Ansari. You just might catch a glimpse of yours truly as well. If you do, be sure to say hello - I'll be the bespectacled geek hunting furtively for a high-speed wireless connection.


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Something better than happy in the new year
I don't know anybody who isn't glad to see the door shut behind 2009. Or who isn't, with cautious hope or a lot of it, praying for all that to be over so we can get back to where we were before we were forced out of the garden of innocence and prosperity.
Or was it ignorance and illusion? Maybe some of both.
It's not that I don't want you (and me) to be happy this year. But if happiness means returning to business as usual, then I'll have to say no thanks.
What prescience Paul Simon had when he wrote the lyrics to American Tune in the mid 1970s:
And I don`t know a soul who`s not been battered
I don`t have a friend who feels at ease
I don`t know a dream that`s not been shattered
or driven to its knees
But it`s all right, it`s all right
We've lived so well so long
Still, when I think of the road
we`re traveling on
I wonder what went wrong
I can`t help it, I wonder what went wrong
Sometimes, we try to get out of the painful place so fast we don't have time to figure out what went wrong. That usually means we keep traveling on the same road that got us there.
If you tried to have a conversation with my grandmother about happiness, she'd have thought you were daft. Happiness wasn't any sort of goal. Godliness, cleanliness, duty: those were what life was about. Happiness was just a condition that happened along, more or less often depending on the temperament God and your genes blessed you with. Or on whether you belonged to one of the serious cultures or one of the more joyful ones.
I come from the stock Garrison Keillor calls "Dark Norwegian." The kind of people who eat lutefisk on purpose. Who first set foot in South Dakota in winter and thought it was a nice place to stay. The kind of people for whom "well, that's not too bad," is as close to a declaration of glee as you can get.
Of course, living in the decades of unusual prosperity with the other indulged Baby Boomers has softened me. I'm as preoccupied with personal ease and comfort as the next person.
But it seems we've entered a time of regrouping and deliberate change. The joy and happiness in doing that is considerable. It's just not the kind of happiness we usually think of when we say "Happy New Year."
We come on the ship they call the Mayflower
We come on the ship that sailed the moon
We come in the age`s most uncertain hour
and sing an American tune
But it`s all right, it`s all right
You can`t be forever blessed
Still, tomorrow`s going to be another working day
And I`m trying to get some rest
That`s all I`m trying to get some rest
Tomorrow's another working day. May you be blessed with some rest, clear vision, and resolve for whatever good work you can do in making America live up to its greatest promise.
Which is, I'm pretty sure, something deeper, richer (in the spiritual sense), and better than a nation of people with granite countertops and jobs with benefits, and people. . . without them. We seem to have slipped, those of us on both sides of the equation.
Closing the Old Year with a Bunch of Firsts
It was back to the world of reality today. The routine of the day job and the back-log from being away from the day job. Changing my eating habits and no more sleeping-in. It wasn't a slap in the face – but it was close. Let's call it a rude awakening.
It has been terrific to have gone away for a spell - having taken the opportunity to use some sorely-needed vacation time. Quirky technology issues that messed with my connectivity might possibly have been divinely inspired - a means of forcing a disconnection from matters of minimal importance.
It's not uncomplicated. . .
"There's a surprising fondness for the double negative in It's Complicated, starring Meryl Streep, Alec Baldwin and Steve Martin. Consider it a grammatical hint that things will get a bit messy," said the Denver Post's Lisa Kennedy.
I mention that because I've been getting a lot of heat for grammatical quirks, including my love of the double negative. Which isn't about anything if it's not about the notion that life is complicated.
Of course I loved It's Complicated. It's a shrewdly targeted bit of whimsy by and for women my age. As critic Michael O'Sullivan pointed out, "Women of a certain age are going to love that. They won't know which is sexier: that Jane is lusted over by two handsome suitors or that she's finally getting her dream kitchen."
The story: Jane is a wildly successful yet impossibly charming and down-to-earth baker of posh pastry for the residents of Santa Barbara (who, being professionally thin, must buy it as kitchen props, not food). Her three children are in the last stages of nest leaving. She's been divorced for 10 years from wildly successful yet charming, earthy if not down-to-earth lawyer Jake (Baldwin). He left her for Angess (Lake Bell) of the tight abdomen who is Much Younger, Hotter, and More Challenging. And with absolutely no observable other good qualities at all. Which is really quite satisfying for those of us whose character is better than our bodies.
Still, some male critics say "get real" when Jake finds himself irresistibly drawn back to Jane. But we know why. Who wouldn't love Streep and her astonishing, wonderful food? Certainly Steve Martin, who plays a nice guy so quiet and self-contained that I can't remember his character's name, does.
You know the screwball comedy routine. Jake, the scalliwag, pursues Jane the way he probably did when they were 23 and in Paris. Aside from being much more sexually generous and fulfilling than Angess, which of course is totally true about older women (in this case, same-age women), Jane has the perfect house even though she feels the need to make it more perfect (that's where Martin's character, the architect, comes in).
And it's quiet. No demanding wife and horribly behaved child named Pedro around.
(Apparently Agness, whose biological clock is still ticking, cuckolded Jake five years earlier, so now she gets to yell "YO!" at Jake and order him to put the adorable yet unpleasant offspring of that affair to bed while she works on her laptop. This part doesn't make any sense except as part of the long and never successful Karmic process of beating some awareness into Jake. And to set the stage for another laptop scene. But you'll have to see the movie for that.)
Anyway, the question is what does Jane want, besides a kitchen that is beyond imagining fabulous, witty loyal friends to drink chardonnay with, the love of her successful and pretty if tremulous children, and the joy of making scads of money baking beautiful food for rich people?
Gas Pains Drops Out of the Top Ten
Did you hear cheering coming from the Palace or was that just my imagination?
Over the holiday break it occurred to me to inquire of The Wizard who resides over at The Mother Ship about the vital statistics concerning this ridiculous soapbox known as a blog.
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Bus stop chit-chat a cheery start to wintry workday
On the weekday mornings now my bus comes 9 minutes earlier ... it's the new winter schedule and usually the bus is half-empty the first day the schedule goes into effect because so many people miss it.
My bus-stop buddy was kind enough to point this out to me BEFORE the schedule change took effect or I would've missed the bus that day.
Check out our LEGO Christmas Ornaments!
St. Bernard Parish School Students held an extremely fun and productive LEGO Club meeting in December. Students created an ornament to take home and decorate the Christmas tree! Coach Breiner came prepared with all sorts of great ideas. The kids took the ideas and ran with it. You'll even notice an All-LEGO Nativity Scene. Can you find Baby Jesus?
Call St. Bernard Parish School 258-9977 today for your guided tour!
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We're all nearing the finish line for the first full week of work of the New Year. Turn-up the volume on that office computer and put on your dancing shoes for the weekend...
Food for the winter soul
The first snow shoveling yesterday was a delight. The snow was light and swiftly dispensed with. But the second one, starting around 11:30, was a different matter.
The snow was wetter, heavier and blowing sleetily. Snowglobe lovely, but hard on these old bones. The plows were resting or elsewhere, and only my shovel and the sudden deer were making tracks.
Good eats at the Cosmos Cafe
Tonight, son George and I decided to go out to celebrate his acceptance at the UW-Madison Business School. Feeling both carnivorous and thrifty, we headed to the Cosmos Cafe at 72nd and North Avenue. Geo had already eaten there and declared it the only place he'd bother to go to for gyros anymore.
And I'd been wanting to try it, having watched the ongoing renovation and being a big fan of Greek food. Helen Tselentis, whose family owns the place, was a student of mine once upon a time. And I knew from the wonderful fish fry at Sts. Constantine and Helen not far away that Helen's hubby was one heck of a cook.
Uniform Trick-or-Treat a Sweet Waste of Time
Oh sure, the calendar says January, but some supposedly forward-thinking municipalities are already legislating October - Halloween, to be exact. According to this story, an uber-brilliant group representing
You, me and a centipede
As my teenage daughter stood shrieking in the bathroom, yelling C-E-N-T-I-P-E-D-E!!!!!!!!! at the top of her lungs, I thought there must be a lesson embedded in this moment somewhere.
After years of squishing, flicking, mashing and snuffing out the lives of countless spiders, flies, and cockroaches, doing in a centipede has always been the worst and wants to make me scream too.
The other day I was de-boning a thawed pheasant when the dog tiptoed into the kitchen - nose twitching. Ordinarily she does this when the chopping of raw vegetables occurs as an errant hunk of carrot might miraculously find its way to the floor.
Pheasants cast a similar spell over her. Even skinned and frozen birds. She can sniff them out from the other side of the house while snoozing and will come schmoozing around to see what's-up.
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One reader's Kindle is another reader's book
Kindle, I'm just not that into you.
This is what I was thinking when a woman slid into the seat next to me on the bus one recent morning. As I was settling into a book of my own, she discreetly pulled her electronic reader out of a plastic bag and turned it on.
Tosa United Presents Milton Creagh / Ideas For Setting Children Up For Success As Adults
Tosa United is presenting Milton Creagh, the author of "Nobody Wants Your Child" for a one night presentation on Monday February 1, 2010, 7:00pm, Wauwatosa West Highs School Auditorium, 11400 West Center Street.
Open House This Sunday, January 31 @ St. Bernard Parish School
This Sunday marks the beginning of Catholic Schools' Week 2010! All are welcome to join in the fun!
We welcome you to our Open House & Educational Fair following the 10 a.m. mass this Sunday, January 31st! St. Bernard Parish School offers state-of-the-art technology integrated daily into a rigorous and relevant curriculum, faith-based Catholic education, K4-8th Spanish Instruction, comprehensive mathematics instruction, LEGO Club, Scouting, music classes, gym classes, JASON Project, art classes, basketball & volleyball, reading support, small class sizes, Choir, band instruction opportunities, handbell choir, hot lunch program, Award-Winning Forensics Team, top-notch gym, family-like community, and much much more! Come and check us out!
Hidden scrolls worth a peek but don't lean on the glass display case
I spent close to 2 hours at the Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit with a friend recently, enthalled by the ancient writings and artifacts that were displayed at the museum as part of a temporary exhibit.
Writing holds a special charm for me and so I was mesmerized by the sight of so many papers lined with tiny script that looked more like artwork than just writing. As I leaned over to get a better look, a guard came up to me to warn me not to lean on the cases which I was in the process of doing.


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For three (Martian) years, NASA has been collecting images of heart-shaped features on the Red Planet. Here they are, just in time for Valentine's Day.
Don't drown in candy hearts this year. Instead, raise your geek shields and call on the powers of "Game of Thrones" and Etsy to protect you.
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Google's Valentine's doodle features candy hearts. When you click on each one, you can listen to a love story from very real people indeed from "This American Life."
This over-hyped holiday might land you in the dog house for the rest of the month if you show up empty handed or get her one of these dangerous devices.
If you want to impress your sweetheart on Friday, or just spend a bunch of money trying to, Uber lets you write a message in the clouds.
In an alluringly batty piece of research, online shopping experts Ebates claims, for example, that tablets are more popular with those born under Fire signs. While smartphones are a Water sign of love.
Guys, don't let another Valentine's Day pass you by. From Wi-Fi-connected light bulbs that set the mood, to an easy DIY gift that'll have her beaming, Sharon Vaknin's got the tips to make February 14 a day your significant other will never forget.
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By CLARKE CANFIELD, The Associated Press
PORTLAND - Gay couples are booking wedding dates and exchanging vows in Maine, but inns and wedding venues aren't expecting a deluge of new business like Massachusetts experienced when it became the first state to legalize same-sex marriage nearly a decade ago.
Amanda Hollander, left, and Katy McCormack sit together at their home in Portland last week. The women are getting married over Memorial Day weekend. They wanted to wait so they could invite friends and relatives and make all the arrangements that come with a wedding in which 224 people are being invited.
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About 2,360 same-sex couples were married in Massachusetts the first month alone after its gay-marriage law went into effect in 2004, according to the Boston-based Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders organization.
In contrast, about 150 gay couples have exchanged vows in Maine since same-sex marriage became legal Dec. 29. While the new law has given hotels, photographers, florists and others a boost, many say they're not anticipating a bonanza from same-sex couples right off the bat, but still expect the gay marriage business to grow in the years ahead.
The Portland Regency Hotel has booked three same-sex weddings for this year. Besides making money from the weddings themselves, the hotel benefits because wedding parties often book blocks of rooms for guests, said David Davis, director of sales. The hotel has also gotten room reservations for same-sex weddings that are being held elsewhere.
Gay weddings represent only a sliver of the hotel's events business, he said, but he expects it to grow over time.
"We'll see more bookings in 2014 and 2015 and beyond," he said.
When Massachusetts legalized gay marriage, there was a rush to get married because it was the first state to allow gay marriage and there was uncertainty whether the law would survive, said Lee Swislow, executive director of GLAD.
"Maine is in a much different position than Massachusetts in 2004," Swislow said. "If you wanted to get married then, this was it."
Now, in addition to Massachusetts, gay marriage is legal in neighboring New Hampshire, six other states and the District of Columbia.
After Maine voters approved a gay marriage referendum in November, The Williams Institute, a national think tank at the UCLA School of Law, estimated that nearly 2,000 same-sex couples living in Maine would get married in the first three years of the law, generating $15.5 million in wedding-related spending. The estimate didn't include spending from out-of-state gay couples who get married in Maine.
As of Feb. 25, the Department of Health and Human Services had recorded 148 same-sex marriages in Maine, 78 of which took place the first three days the law was in effect.
While some couples got married as soon as they could, most same-sex weddings -- just like other weddings -- are expected to take place from mid-spring through summer into fall, when people from other states want to come to Maine and the weather is better for outdoor weddings.
Amanda Hollander and Katy McCormack of Portland are getting married over Memorial Day weekend. They wanted to wait so they could invite friends and relatives and make all the arrangements that come with a wedding in which 224 people are being invited.
Hollander said they've sent invitations to people as far away as Washington state, England, New Zealand and Costa Rica. The wedding will be held at a lakeside children's summer camp in Ellsworth, where guests can sleep in camp cabins and have access to kayaks and canoes. A catered dinner will be served in the camp's dining hall.
Hollander and McCormack, who have been together for 3½ years, will be married in an outdoor chapel.
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Conor Kennedy and Taylor Swift: Totally Dating!by Hilton Hater at .
Conor Kennedy may need to be on the lookout for future songs penned in his dishonor... because the 18-year old son of Robert Kennedy Jr. and Mary Kennedy is totally dating Taylor Swift!
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On July 25, Swift and Kennedy were spotted chowing down pizza in Mount Kisco, New York, walking out of the establishment"hand in hand," according to a People Magazine source.
A few days later, they dined with friends in Cape Cod, with Taylor reportedly cozying up to Conor and "smiling a lot," onlookers say.
Ironically, Swift had previously been linked to Patrick Schwarzenegger, a distant relative of Conor's, after photos captured her hanging out with Arnold's son during July 4 weekend. But she was actually spending time over that holiday with Kennedy.
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It's actually an 'I' on her headstone, not a 'J', but it sure does look like a 'J'. Remove the 'J' from her name because it creates confusion.
You and I have been in contact many times. I just have to take a break when our work starts getting heavy around the first of April, and then we're really busy until the first of January each year.
This is my 'down time', so I'm back to working on my obsession.
I remember that you were not convinced about your ancestors in the New Hope Cemetery, and the last time we emailed each other, you were going to take a computer test. Did you do well on the test?
I added Isabella's parents names on her suggestion edit tab to make it as easy on you as possible.
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I am so happy to see that someone has added this cemetery. A friend of mine showed me the "real" Old Natchez Trace and how it runs through the middle of this cemetery. I was saddened to see the state of it though. I am happy someone has been able to get the names and photos of these graves so that family members can locate them. It really is a beautiful area, and so cool to think of how often that road was traveled. Thanks again!
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Thank you for the link to their parents . I meant to write Florence and Walter Estes on my other message . I suppose Troy is on my mind because I created a Memorial page for him today and linked him to his parents who are also Ben and Mary J. Estes .
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Hi, Jonathan - It's great to hear from you and I for one am extremely grateful and happy that you photographed these headstones! It means a lot to me.
I'll sit down with Mother over the weekend and talk about these names you've sent me and see what she comes up with! We own a sporting goods store and are open today and crazy busy.
I'll get back to you. Thanks!
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Thank you also for Uncle Arthur. My Mother is thrilled!
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Jonathan, thank you so very very much for the transfer of "Miss Winnie" as my Mother says she was called in the family. It looks like I may need to contact you in regard to questions I have in regard to the Byrd/Anderson families due to the position you hold in Prentiss County! If you get an email from "Jazzbaby", please don't throw it out.
I'm doing well on research but am new and have run up against a wall on some of my ancestors.
Your work is just great and such a wonderful, generous blessing to me and I'm sure countless others. I am finding my way slowly but surely.
Thanks again.
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Thank you so much. I remember seeing a Rees stone, though not the Bennetts (although they may have not registered at the time). We looked the cemetery over twice, but I suppose with lichens and mildew I could have missed it. Thank you for posting the photo. I don't know if my mom's memory is faulty or if the stone was repaired (though I couldn't tell from the photo). I will assume it is there still and will look again if I/we make another trip to NE MS. Thanks for the reference points, and for all the work you have done at Campground and other areas nearby.
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I have her birthdate as Feb 1855, which if accurate she could have been born in MS.. I don't know. I have her married to Wesley Newel on 3 May 1877. She died in Wynnewood Ok in my grandfathers house on 9 June 1933 when they were living there. I saw her grave when I was stationed at Ft Sill in 80s. I was a huge headstone with several of her children buried around her.
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Mexican? In Southie? Alright, You Asked For It. – Southie has long been a stronghold for the area's working-class Irish American community, and despite the steady influx of new arrivals (not the least among them being plenty of college students), the presence of long-time locals remains pronounced.
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Sweet 16 Birthday Party Dinner – We had a Sweet 16th Birrthday Dinner for my daughter who loves this restaurant. She had a choice of having a big party at a hall with a DJ and everything, but she insisted she wanted it at her favorite restaurant.
There were 22 family members who came and I cannot say enough about the service we received, it was fantastic. The service was great and the waitress (Stephanie) did an exceptional job along with the rest of the waiters and bartender (Lauren). They made my daughter's 16th birthday a special night she will never forget as well as me and my family. The food was delicious and everyone had nothing but praise for each meal. I would totally recommend
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Great Sangria and Margarita's! – Charming and Cozy! this Authentic Mexican restaurant is a one of my favorite spots in Southie! what a treat to have it just a short walk away. the food is terrific and the drinks are as well.
terrible customer service – I moved my friend to Boston and after a long day of unpacking we decided to go out for dinner. There were four of us together, we were seated right next to the bar after waiting outside for about 20 minutes. Once seated we quickly placed our orders. Our server somehow forgot about us and our food was served before we received our drinks. Two of our orders were incorrect and we delt with it. After eatting we requested seperate checks and our waiter quickly returned to ask if we were paying with credit cards. We were and he said it would be easier to split it with the cards. We gave him our cards and when he returned he had decided to divide our check by four rather than actually splitting it up with what each person ordered. I did not feel the service was very good so I did not leave a large tip. Apparently the server Robichaud, from my bill did not feel it was adequate and decided to take additional money. I called my bank to report the error and they suggested I call the restaurant to see if they would credit my account. I called the restaurant five times before I was able to speak to the manager Miguel. When I informed him that I was overcharged and another person I was with was overcharged he told me I would have to come into get my money. I live over 1,000 miles away and he suggested I get someone I know to come and get my money for me and then send it to me. He also told me the standard tip in Boston is 18%, and that is why my bill was larger. I responded that was not the amount that I authorized and if one of my employees was stealing from customers I would apprecaite knowing. The owner David has been unreachable to hear about how his customers are being treated. I would not recommend this restaurant for its food and definately not for its customer service.
Salty Abodingas – Brought my nephew here as a going away present. Decent atmosphere but a little cramped. The two waitresses tried their best to keep up with the 25 tables. The $20 Sangria was tasty but seemed like it came from a blender. It fills 4 glasses. Average main meals are about $16 so not bad. My nephews lamb was good but the Abodingas that were recommended to me were so salty that I could not eat them. Maybe it was just a bad night for the cook. Beans and rice were tasteless . I would like to give them another try but will order something totally different.
Best to go down the road and get take out from Alfredo's Italian Kitchen.
Avoid at all cost - unless you're really, really cheap – I could not agree more with the Zach guy below, this place is simply terrible. He didn't mention though it's also gross and smelly and that the waitresses can't care less about their guests. Anyone who likes this place has never had Mexican or Southwestern food. On the plus side, it's cheap. Oh, there's also no parking and often a line ruled by anarchy/whichever steroid a-hole has had the most to drink already. Sadly my wife really likes this place for nostalgic reasons and I'm forced to go here to keep our marriage together, and each time I have to order something new because what I had last time was so bad. I dread even suggesting eating out nowadays because I'm afraid we'll end up here. Note: you don't really want to sit at the bar unless you like it that your clothes and hair smell like burnt grease for the next week. Oh, and feel free to skip the margaritas; they're made with a little too much store mix and a little too little cheap tequila and generally just make you wonder why you didn't just stay home and organized paper clips instead.
good food, fun atmosphere, great service! – I was really scared to go to a Mexican restaurant in Southie - first of all, Mexican food is usually terrible on the East Coast and on top of that we were in Southie of all places - however, this place was great. The atmosphere was fun & festive - great place to get a cool drink and grab a bite after sunbathing on Carson Beach (which is what we were doing). The salsa was delicous (fitting, since that's the restaurant's name!). The margaritas were pretty good (although a little too sweet - but the company I was with thought they were excellent). We ordered the shrimp diavolo which was sooo good - I highly recommend this appetizer - the sauce is amazing. We also ordered chicken and steak fajitas which were very good as well. The service was prompt, friendly, and made good recommendations - I really enjoyed this place & highly recommend it!
Worst Mexican food ever. – Salsa's is not only the worst Mexican restaurant in Boston, but one of the worst restaurants I've ever been to, period. I signed up for Citysearch just so I could write this review. The food is completely inauthentic; we had tacos and quesadillas and neither amounted to more than tortillas, fancy mix Kraft shredded cheese, and week old microwaved chicken pieces. Nearly any other Mexican or El Salvadorian restaurant in Boston serves significantly better food at a third of the price. This is a terrible restaurant, please do the world a favor and do not go here.
Loved it! – Being a new Southie resident, I went here one a whim with one of my friends. We were happily surprised by both our meal and the experience. We ordered the steak tacos and the chicken enchiladas and then we split our meals so we could both try more than one menu choice. They were both excellent. The service was friendly and fast and the best part about it all, the price! So cheap! We will both be back.
Great atmosphere and delicious food! – This authentic Mexican grill offers delicious dishes and a fun atmosphere. Even though you're still in Southie, it feels like you just stepped over the border. The food is great and the prices are super reasonable.
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